The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1887-03-18
DEER LODGE, MONTANA, MARCH 1s, 1887
PERSONAL POINTS.

Gen. Butler is described by Washington
correspondent as looking warm and funny.
Larry Jerome and party of friends are
going to Mexico for pleasure and experience.
Secretary Manning is said to be the most
accessible member of Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris will spend the
latter part of the winter with her mother in
New York.
Austin Corbin has one daughter who will
inherit his fortune. She has just graduated
from Partisan school,
Barnum has offered John L. Sullivan $l5,
600 to join his fortunes next summer with
"the greatest show ON Garth"
James r. Kcene has made number of for
tunate investments lately, and is said to have
comfortable fortune we'll in hand again.
Col. Noah E. Smith, who piloted Gen.
SCOTS nrray into tho city of Mexico is lying
dangerously Ill at his home in Laconia, N. H.
Levi P. Morton says that Gen. Grant pos
sessed the faculty of remembering men in
higher degree than any person he ever metor
knew.
John Good, the inventor, Of New York, q
few years ago was day laborer in Brock
lyn cordage factory. He now has an income
of $15O, 900 year. ....-.-, ....
George Vanderbilt agrees to give plot Of
ground at Clifton, S. l., to the trustees OF the
Moravian church at New Dorp, for the pur-
pose of erecting large church thereon, pro-
vided tho trustees guarantee membership or
100 persons.
The father of Vice President Hamlin called
his four sons after the great warriors OF an
cient history-Alexander, Julius Caesar, Gin
cinnatus and Hannibal. His four daughters
were named respectively Europe, Asia, Aus
tralia and America. ~
Thomas A. Edison is about to start for Fort
Myers, the extreme southern end OF Florida,
and will remain there until he is fully recov-
cred. Mr. Edison will take with him score
of skilled workmen and electrical appliances
in order to continue his experiments
Senator elect Frank Hiscock was born at
Pompey, practiced law at Tully, went fire.
auently to Rome, finally settled in Syracuse,
and to a certain extent played Cassius to the
Caesar Of Oleomargarine Miller. And still
they say that this is not classic age.
Mr.. Lew Vanderpoole, Of New York, who
was war correspondent for The Paris Figaro
during the Russo-Turkish war, states that he
has been recalled from this country by The
Figaro to take the field in the coming conflict
with Germany, which that journal deems in
evitable.
One of the curious condolences of nomen-
clature is that the daughter OF Gen. Logan
married Mr.. Tucker, while the daughter OF
Representative Randolph Tucker married
MI. Logan Each couple have q SON. The
name of one is Tucker Logan and the other
is Logan Tucker.
Col Mosby looks more like New Eng
lander than southerner. He is broad shoul-
deret, tall, large boned, spare of flesh, with
smooth shaven face Of remarkable whiteness
His dress is peculiar. He wears complete
suit of brown cashmere, including long
overcoat lined with scarlet, while black
slouch bat adorns his shapely head. He pro-
poses to settle down to the practice of law ut
San Francisco.
Gen. Sherman has good memory for faces
hut is apt to forget names. He was walking
along the street in Washington one day, in
company with friend, when man stopped
him and snlilingly asked after his health. 4
beg your pardon" said the general. "Your
face is familiar, but can't recall your name"
81 made your shirts" was the reply. "Oh!
why, certainly! Recall you perfectly' ex
claimed tho general. Colonel" turning TO
his companion, "let me introduce to you my
old army friend. Maj. Shurz."